TampaBay’s first BarCamp is happening on Saturday and Sunday, October 11-12, 2008. Learn more.
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BarCampChaos @ CreateChaos ’08
The best conversations happen in the hallway.
BarCampChaos is a free unconference, open to everyone, that moves those conversations into the main room, and gives all campers the opportunity to lead a discussion, share their passion, and show off their work. BarCampChaos is a mini-BarCamp session being held at the CreateChaos conference on Monday, October 13, 2008, that will put these ideals into practice and share the open source unconference format with a new group of participants. Learn more, and add your name to the wiki if you are attending at the BarCampChaos wiki.
Join us at 6pm on Monday in the Grand Ballroom 8A at:
8701 World Center Dr, Grand Ballroom 7B
Orlando, FL, 32821
BarCampChaos is completely free, but we encourage you to register, as registered folks will be given a complimentary pass to the CreateChaos Expo Hall for Tuesday, October 14. Registered Campers interested in attending the other CreateChaos conference sessions can receive $200 off of the normal admission price by using this discount code: BARCAMP
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Don’t forget to come and get some free coffee and hang out with the other tech scenesters at B&S Market, Downtown. Afterwards, some of us are going to go co-work, jelly-style.
See you there!
BarCamp Orlando 2007 Video
Thanks to Jason Hawkins from MakeFilmWork for putting this together. I’m featured a couple of times in the video, and feel honored to have been included. Check out the original post here.
Video after the jump.
Co-Working
One of the topics that really stood out for me at BarCamp Orlando, was Co-Working. Co-working is basically sharing a space with other freelancers, independents, telecommuters, mobile works, and other work-at-home types to foster a sense of community around the work that you do.
passion + inspiration = innovation
Before I arrived at BarCamp, I wasn’t expecting there to be such a large group of high-caliber developers there. Wow, was I ever mistaken. I was also surprised by the large number of freelancers, tele-commuters and other work-from-home consultants. My anecdotal count was about 50%. This made me glad I picked the topic I did: passion + inspiration = innovation.
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